GLEE mastermind Ryan Murphy has confirmed that the majority of the leading players from the hit FOX musical dramedy series will be returning for the show's final season, as well as a plethora of new details, in a new interview.
Below, check out stars from the FOX musical dramedy GLEE take on the challenge!
In a recent interview with E!Online, GLEE's Chord Overstreet revealed that filming on the sixth and final season of the FOX musical dramedy will get underway next month.
GLEE breakout star Chord Overstreet confirms that he will return for the entirety of the final season of FOX's hit musical dramedy series GLEE according to a new red carpet interview.
This week marked the final new entry in the fifth season of FOX's hit musical dramedy series Glee and the recognizable cast of the series participated in the annual FOX upfronts promotional event, with a video featurette of the red carpet experience now available to view.
This week marked the final new entry in the fifth season of FOX's hit musical dramedy series Glee and the recognizable cast of the series participated in the annual FOX upfronts promotional event, with a video featurette of the red carpet experience now available to view.
Among the many showstopping musical moments on this week's season finale of GLEE, DANCING WITH THE STARS winner and recent Off-Broadway COTTON CLUB PARADE star Amber Riley scored high points with an original tune penned just for the ep titled 'Shakin' My Head' and a promo music video for the song is now available to view.
Among the many showstopping musical moments on this week's season finale of GLEE, DANCING WITH THE STARS winner and recent Off-Broadway COTTON CLUB PARADE star Amber Riley scored high points with an original tune penned just for the ep titled 'Shakin' My Head' and a promo music video for the song is now available to view.
Last night, we kissed FOX's musical dramedy series GLEE goodbye until next year with the final episode of the tumultuous fifth season and today we celebrate 5 major reasons why it was worthy of our love.
Among the many showstopping musical moments on next week's season finale of GLEE, Broadway and Hollywood legend Shirley MacLaine teams up with Broadway headliner and Glee breakout star Darren Criss for a duet on the PIPPIN showstopper 'No Time At All', as well as the cast taking on a slew of current chart-toppers and come classic tunes, too.
Get an exclusive first listen to Sam's (Chord Overstreet) cover of the 1981 Duran Duran's classic,'Girls on Film' from the episode.
Among the many showstopping musical moments on next week's season finale of GLEE, Broadway and Hollywood legend Shirley MacLaine teams up with Broadway headliner and Glee breakout star Darren Criss for a duet on the PIPPIN showstopper 'No Time At All', as well as the cast taking on a slew of current chart-toppers and come classic tunes, too.
Broadway and Hollywood legend Shirley MacLaine teams up with Broadway headliner and GLEE breakout star Darren Criss for a duet on the PIPPIN showstopper 'No Time At All' as part of the final episode of the hit musical dramedy series this season and a first listen to the duet is now available to hear.
Last night's GLEE was highlighted by a particular PETER PAN focus, appreciably affording a memorable 'Memory' via CATS, abetted by guest star June Squibb, as well as a plethora of pets, as well. Paws up!
Chris Colfer pens the next all-new episode of FOX's Glee titled 'Old Dog, New Tricks'! In the episode, Rachel attempts to salvage her reputation among Broadway gossipers by hiring Santana as her publicist and creating a charity for rescue animals.
On last night's episode of GLEE titled 'Back Up Plan,' Rachel jeopardizes her "Funny Girl" lead when she auditions for a television pilot.
'This place smells like barf!' exclaimed Sue Sylvester upon arriving in the Big Apple for the very first time. Yet, nothing came close to stinking in last night's Glee - actually, it was one of the most April fresh and Broadway-centric, blissfully entertaining episodes to date, all considered. FUNNY GIRL, too! Plus, BroadwayWorld got lovingly name-checked - again!
Sex, food and rock n roll was the theme of GLEE's "Tested" - showcasing some tubular 80s tunes ranging from Robert Palmer and Foreigner to Pat Benatar and Janet Jackson, all while explicating the finer points of modern sexuality as it pertains to the characters and viewing audience at large, as well. Reliably timely, GLEE got tested - and passed with flying colors; a rainbow, no doubt.
Somehow, I think your normal GLEE-capper, Robert Lawlor, knew this was going to be a down week for GLEE when he asked me to pinch-hit for him (don't worry if you don't know what that means, it's a sports term). While I have been generally quite pleased with the majority of episodes over the last two seasons, this episode felt like a throwback to Season 2 or 3, where far too many episodes felt like simply filler. While they might have ultimately been entertaining, they primarily served as a placeholder until we got to the more plot-specific episodes. With Kurt's attack last week and Rachel's 'Funny Girl' opening a week away, this episode felt disappointingly like a very low-stakes buffer between the two.
Get an exclusive first listen to Kurt (Chris Colfer) and Blaine (Darren Criss) cover of the Pat Benatar classic 'Love Is a Battlefield,' featured on tomorrow night's episode
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